Kirsten Flipkens is just one game away from a Wimbledon final – a year ago, she was just happy to be alive. It is a fairytale story at a tournament which has brought up more surprises than ...

When Kirsten Flipkens decided to call time after nearly two decades on tour, there was no other place but Wimbledon where the Belgian could bid farewell. “Let's enjoy the last couple of weeks to ...

Kirsten Flipkens played her first professional match in 2001. For more than 21 years, the Belgian has seen, played and sometimes beaten greats from multiple eras of tennis. But at the age of 36, she's ...

Watch the emotional scenes as Kirsten Flipkens says farewell to women's singles tennis following her second-round defeat by 2019 Wimbledon champion Simona Halep.

Ten years after reaching the singles semifinals in a Cinderella run, Belgian Kirsten Flipkens said goodbye to professional tennis for good at Wimbledon on Monday after a third-round loss in doubles.

27 year old Kirsten Flipkens is the most surprising semi-finalist on the women’s side at Wimbledon this year. The Belgian takes on Frenchwoman Marion Bartoli on Thursday and will be hoping to ...

Strasbourg, France (SportsNetwork.com) - Third seed Kirsten Flipkens came up an opening-round loser Monday at the Strasbourg International tennis event, a final French Open tune-up.Kazakhstan's ...

ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — Belgian tennis player Kirsten Flipkens injured her ankle when she landed on an advertising board during a match against Australian Open champion Sofia Kenin in ...

To Eddy Mercx, Audrey Hepburn, Rene Magritte and, of course, Kim Clijsters and Justine Henin, may soon be added the bespectacled 27 year-old Kristen Flipkens, who will tomorrow play in a Wimbledon ...

Belgian Kirsten Flipkens retired against top-seeded American Sofia Kenin at the WTA 500 event in Abu Dhabi after suffering a freak left ankle injury during the second round match on Friday.

Kirsten Flipkens is just one game away from a Wimbledon final – a year ago, she was just happy to be alive. ... “Too much tennis, that was I was struggling with that.